Westbound, Ex-New Haven C-425 and U25B, renumbered Penn Central 2458 and 2681, move from the Shoreline to the Naugatuck route via the east leg of the wye at Devon Tower. Train is enroute to Maybro... (more)

Westbound on the Shoreline at Devon, Connecticut, New Haven FA-1 0418 and two 1200 class GP-9s head for the terminals east of New York City. The FA-1 was rebuilt by Alco Products to 1600 hp. in 19... (more)

The local freight between Readville and Putnam handled the high cars as well as regular online consignee cars. This train is sitting on the original Boston to New York mainline called the Midland ... (more)

It's been a while since the tender of a steam engine was lettered this way! And unfortunately, none of the New Haven Railroad's original steam engines survive today. But thanks to the Val... (more)

The shop building (now gone), and perhaps the rails, date to the days of the New Haven Railroad. And while the unit is of the era as well, the NH owned FL9s, not F7s. Rather, the NH-painted 6691 ... (more)

Nearing Saybrook Jct. More scenes of the junction environs from '67 have been uploaded at GodfatherRails.com

An O-gauge New Haven F3 done up in Herbert Matter's Knoll and Associates patch scheme enjoys being on display in the beautiful Cass Gilbert-designed New Haven Connecticut station on Amtrak's 3rd N... (more)

SS 119 is cast in concrete on the side of the former NYNH&H Groton Tower. Built in the early 1920s to standard plans, the brick "pagoda" style tower was the last in active service on Amtrak in New... (more)

One of the ten Baldwin Hudsons built in 1937 for the New Haven RR prepares to work the 155 miles to Boston in c1939. Photographer unknown scanned from a post card size negative.

For some reason, to my eyes the classic New Haven paint scheme and snow seem made for one another.

Metro-North's new direct service from New Haven to New Jersey's Meadowlands commenced on September 20; three trains each way will run for each Sunday 1 p.m. Giants and Jets game. NJ Transit equip... (more)

A Long Maybrook freight pulling down a siding with a freight car from the east next to one from the west. This was from the era of big logos on box cars.

A Neat ABA Lashup An ex-NYC F7A, an ex-PRR GP9B, and another ex-NYC F7A.